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CDP and EFRAG Align Climate Reporting with the EU’s ESRS E1 Standard

CDP, the global environmental disclosure platform, and EFRAG, Europe’s leading authority on corporate reporting, have announced a significant step forward in simplifying corporate sustainability reporting. The organizations released a detailed correspondence mapping that aligns CDP’s question bank with the European Sustainability Reporting Standard (ESRS E1)… Read More »CDP and EFRAG Align Climate Reporting with the EU’s ESRS E1 Standard

India Scales Up Adoption of Advanced Technology for Marine Conservation

India is deploying cutting-edge technologies, including satellite imagery and autonomous underwater vehicles, to enhance its marine conservation initiatives, according to a statement made by the Union Minister of State for Environment, Forest and Climate Change. Monitoring Ocean HealthThe government is utilizing satellite data and remote… Read More »India Scales Up Adoption of Advanced Technology for Marine Conservation

The Philippines has established a National Plastic Action Partnership to address the plastic waste crisis

In a significant legislative effort to address the country’s escalating plastic waste issue, the Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) formally established the National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP) on March 9, 2025. Leaders from business, government, academia, civil society, and development organizations come… Read More »The Philippines has established a National Plastic Action Partnership to address the plastic waste crisis

France Implements PFAS Ban: Strict Limitations on “Forever Chemicals” to Start in 2026

With the official passage of Bill No. 2025-188 by the French Parliament on February 27, 2025, France became the second European nation after Denmark to comprehensively control per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Over the next five years, these “forever chemicals,” which are well-known for their… Read More »France Implements PFAS Ban: Strict Limitations on “Forever Chemicals” to Start in 2026